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 But know you so surely that Count Sture is willing?

Of that he will himself assure you.

Himself? And when?

Even now.

How now?

What say you?

In one word, Count Sture is in Östråt.

Here?

[To .] You have doubtless heard that another rode through the gate along with me? The Count was my attendant.

[Softly.] I am in his power. I have no longer any choice.

'Tis well, Sir Councillor—you shall have full assurance of my support.